DOC 379.07(2)(f)4.4. The youth has violated s. DOC 373.46 relating to intoxicants and drug paraphernalia.

DOC 379.07(2)(g)(g) Consistent with available resources and program goals, an institution may place a reasonable limit on the number of persons on a youth’s visitors’ list. Youth shall retain visitors on the visitors’ list for a minimum of 90 days from the date of approval, unless the superintendent waives this provision for cause.

DOC 379.07(2)(h)(h) If a person is disapproved by the superintendent for visiting or approved for no contact visiting only, the youth and the person shall be informed of the reasons for the action in writing. A youth may appeal the decision using the complaint procedure in ch. DOC 380. The disapproved person may appeal the decision in writing to the superintendent who shall issue a decision within 15 days of receipt of the appeal and send a copy of the decision to the youth and the disapproved person.

DOC 379.07(2)(i)(i) A youth may submit a written request to the superintendent for visits by family members not on the approved visitors list. The superintendent may permit occasional visits by family members not on the approved visiting list and may require notification from the family members in advance of the visits.

DOC 379.07(3)(a)(a) Each institution shall develop written policies and procedures relating to youth in the general population concerning all of the following:

DOC 379.07(3)(a)6.6. Immediate termination of a visit for a violation of laws of the United States or of the state of Wisconsin, department rules or institution policies and procedures.

DOC 379.07(3)(b)(b) Institutions may require visitors of any age to provide picture identification or other identification before permitting the visit.

DOC 379.07(3)(c)(c) Each institution shall develop written policies and procedures which may limit visitation for youth in major penalty status by issuing restrictions concerning specific visitors, visitors under the age of 18 years, number of visitors, and the hours for and the location of visits. Each institution shall permit a youth in a major penalty status to visit at least 1 hour per week.

DOC 379.07(3)(d)(d) Each institution shall provide visiting access on weekends and some weekdays and evenings consistent with scheduled activities and available resources.

DOC 379.07(3)(e)(e) Each institution shall permit a youth in the general institution population to have visits at least six hours per week in visits of such duration as the institution specifies under par. (a).

DOC 379.07(3)(f)(f) Specific policies adopted under this section may include requirements necessary to manage the visiting population within the physical space and staff limitations of each institution.

DOC 379.07(4)(4) Visits to youth on control status or observation status. Visits to youth on control status under s. DOC 373.82 (2) or observation status under ch. DOC 375 require the approval of the superintendent.

DOC 379.07(5)(a)(a) Public officials and members of private or public organizations who provide services to youth may visit with the approval of the superintendent. Prior arrangements for the visits shall be made with the superintendent to minimize interference with normal operations and activities. The superintendent may limit the number of visitors, visits and the duration of visits and restrict visitors to certain areas of the institution for security reasons.

DOC 379.07(5)(b)(b) Attorneys, attorney assistants, approved law students and legal interns shall be permitted to visit their clients to provide professional services with the approval of the superintendent, consistent with institution security. The visits shall not count against the allowable number or hours of visits for a youth.

DOC 379.07(6)(6) No contact visiting. The superintendent may impose no-contact visiting in response to an initial application to visit or upon subsequent review of the visiting status of a youth or visitor, consistent with sub. (2) (f).

DOC 379.07(7)(7) Inter-institution visits by family members. The superintendent may approve visits between a youth and the youth’s spouse, and between parents and children who are confined in a prison or another type 1 secured correctional facility within the state of Wisconsin. The criteria for approval are the same as for other visitors under this section.

DOC 379.07(8)(a)(a) Visitors are required to obey the laws of the United States and the state of Wisconsin, the department’s rules and policies and procedures of the institution relating to visiting.